Hello,
If you are given a 1099 at the end of year and not a W2, how does SSDI determine if you are under the monthly allowable income limit for that year? I am blind.
The number of hours you work does not matter. You cannot work at a job in which you make above the substantial gainful activity (SGA) amount. The SGA amount for 2017 is $1,170 per month.
Best Wishes,
Eric
I have a client that is receiving SSD and SSI a college student who is eligible for work-study is there a staff person that can tell her how much she can earn under work-study and NOT be penalized or pay back any of her SSD or SSI benefits? The red book was very vague and not helpful. Thank you for any assistance you can give us or staff that can answer this for us.
I just got disability but I am working self-employed as a lift driver so how does my income being determined I am making about $50 to 150 a week but with expenses less. Is there a time limit on how long months or years if you're working couple hours a day if that that take you off or take me off disability
A person has been on ssdi for over 17 yrs. Was a factory worker for 20 yrs. Disabled due to obesity and Lyme disease. Church wants to have him as interim temporary pastor where salary would be $600 per month working approximately 8-10 hrs per week. Still has original health issues plus now a cardiac patient. Would this affect his benefits. We are no longer able to pay our health insurance, bills and mortgage payments. Could he lose his benefits? This type of work doesn't have any connection to why he couldn't work at his previous vocation. Thanks!
I have been working partime for the first time able to. 2009 began recievibg my ssd I didn't take in account the 5 weeks in this month of December and I'm going over the 1170 by 150 bucks. I'm scared I did not mean for that to happen.
You can work and receive SSI benefits as long as your wages and other resources do not exceed the SSA’s income limit for SSI; however, your monthly benefit amount will be reduced in proportion to your income.
In reply to How much money can i ear from by Edith (not verified)
Hi Edith,
Hi Edith,
There's no set limit for earnings, but the SSA will reduce your benefit one dollar for every two that you earn.
If i draw 733.00 a month and
If i draw 733.00 a month and thats all my income and my house brakes me how much can i earn if im on ssi
In reply to If i draw 733.00 a month and by E (not verified)
Hi there,
Hi there,
I really could not say, but the SSA may reduce your income one dollar for every two that you earn.
Hello,
Hello,
If you are given a 1099 at the end of year and not a W2, how does SSDI determine if you are under the monthly allowable income limit for that year? I am blind.
Thanks
In reply to Hello, by Ragga (not verified)
Hi Ragga,
Hi Ragga,
You would need to self-report your income to the SSA.
In that trial period..can you
In that trial period..can you work as much as you want..and it dosent interfare with your s.s d.i...over the trial period
In reply to In that trial period..can you by Mac (not verified)
That's true, but if you earn
That's true, but if you earn higher than SGA ($1,170/month) consistently, you will no longer qualify for SSDI.
I want to try and work again,
I want to try and work again, part time. but im afraid ill lose my benefits?
In reply to I want to try and work again, by john N (not verified)
Hi John,
Hi John,
The number of hours you work does not matter. You cannot work at a job in which you make above the substantial gainful activity (SGA) amount. The SGA amount for 2017 is $1,170 per month.
Best Wishes,
Eric
I have a client that is
I have a client that is receiving SSD and SSI a college student who is eligible for work-study is there a staff person that can tell her how much she can earn under work-study and NOT be penalized or pay back any of her SSD or SSI benefits? The red book was very vague and not helpful. Thank you for any assistance you can give us or staff that can answer this for us.
How much more money can you
How much more money can you make if you draw ssdi
In reply to How much more money can you by Anonymous (not verified)
Hello,
Hello,
It cannot exceed the 2017 SGA amount ($1,170/Month)
Thank you,
Eric
I just got disability but I
I just got disability but I am working self-employed as a lift driver so how does my income being determined I am making about $50 to 150 a week but with expenses less. Is there a time limit on how long months or years if you're working couple hours a day if that that take you off or take me off disability
In reply to I just got disability but I by Thomas (not verified)
Hi Thomas,
Hi Thomas,
It cannot exceed the 2017 SGA amount ($1,170/Month)
Best Wishes,
Eric
A person has been on ssdi for
A person has been on ssdi for over 17 yrs. Was a factory worker for 20 yrs. Disabled due to obesity and Lyme disease. Church wants to have him as interim temporary pastor where salary would be $600 per month working approximately 8-10 hrs per week. Still has original health issues plus now a cardiac patient. Would this affect his benefits. We are no longer able to pay our health insurance, bills and mortgage payments. Could he lose his benefits? This type of work doesn't have any connection to why he couldn't work at his previous vocation. Thanks!
In reply to A person has been on ssdi for by mh (not verified)
Hello,
Hello,
Whatever his income is, it cannot exceed the 2017 SGA amount ($1,170/Month).
Best Wishes,
Eric
In reply to Hello, by Eric
I have been working partime
I have been working partime for the first time able to. 2009 began recievibg my ssd I didn't take in account the 5 weeks in this month of December and I'm going over the 1170 by 150 bucks. I'm scared I did not mean for that to happen.
In reply to I have been working partime by Me (not verified)
Hi there,
Hi there,
Don't worry! You may not have a change it benefits, but it'd be a good idea to contact the SSA regarding this.
How much can I make and
How much can I make and receive SSI
In reply to How much can I make and by Anonymous (not verified)
Hello,
Hello,
You can work and receive SSI benefits as long as your wages and other resources do not exceed the SSA’s income limit for SSI; however, your monthly benefit amount will be reduced in proportion to your income.
Best Wishes,
Eric
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